Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-21

Joseph Smith, Esq, of Penn Hall,
was unfortunate the other day in hav-
iag rib broken. The mishap prevents
him from going out TO complete his
canvass for the Office of county treasur-
Cr.
A CoLD WAVE COMING. let II
come aud come TO the Lutheran Lawn
Saciuble at Aaronshurg. afternoon and
evening OF the 23d. Ice Cream and
Lemonade may be had cold as ice can
make IL.
The orphans couIt sale notice OF
Ephmim Rupp, administrator for the
estate of Samuel Rupp, late of llaines
township, appears in this issue. Sale
ON Saturday, Aug. 18th. See legal ad-
vertisementS.
What Millhcim wants in this dog
gish hot weather is soda water foun-
tain. 1t would receive u liberal patron
age. Can'I one of our enterprising
business men start up such n refiesh-
ment giving machine? ?
DIR. Hafer, of Beiiefonte, who had
been down on weeks visit to his
mother spent part OF last Sunday IN
this place aud was piis.d ut the im-
plovements which had taken place In
the two years he has been absent from
Millheim.
While David Neese, of Penn town
ship, was hauling stones at Coburn last
Saturday bis horses run off and Mr..
Neese was thrown on his head. lie
sustained severe scalp wound besides
other bad bruises. We understand
that he is doing well.
The engine and boiler for the Mill
helm Knitting Factory arrived from the
shops at Erie on Monday and were
brought up from Coburn station on
Tuesday. 1t is large concern being a
25-horse power engine and it took sew
eral strong teams to convey it to this
place.
QUARTERLY MEETING.-There will
be quarterly meeting in the U. B.
church of Millheim. on Saturday and
Sunday. July % and a. Rev. Glenn,
p. E., will be present to conduct the
services. Preaching on Saturday eve
ming and Sunday evening. Communion
services on Sunday morning.
Great excitement at Aaronsburg
If reports are correct and no provlden-
tial interference the Lutheran sociable
IN the afternoon and evening of the 2Sd
instant will cause it. And TO make 1t
more entertaining and lively the Mill
helm band has promised TO be there and
furnish some of the choicest music.
Any person who wants paying
work as local or travelling agent for
warranted nursery stock should apply
at once to Jas. E. Whitney. nursery
man, Rochester, N. Y. No experience
uCCCSSdl1 duu Oulut 10 lui-
nished free, steady work the year round
and all stock warranted TO be in good
condition. 26-l2t
-Saml. Ulrich, OF Coburn, had a
breakdown while going through town,
last Thursday evening. The front axle
of his buggy was twisted off, causing
the one wheel to separate from the We.
hicle. The wrecked buggy was taken
TO the side of the road and Samuel had
to get up another conveyance to 60
home.
ATTENTIoN.--I will make the follow
ing offer for 80 days only: Tin types,
cabinet size. 2 for 25 cents, small size, 8
for 25 cts., or s for so cts. win .con-
tinue to make cabinet size photographs
for Sl.50 per dozen, card size, Sl.25
This offer will be opened 80 days and oil
may be assured of good work and best
accom- modatious. WIN. III. FISHER.
Ed. Glantz, of Tylersville, died one
day last week from the effects Of drink
ing too much ice cold milk while being
overheated. Deceased worked IN Al
bright's carriage shops in this place
last summer is well-known to most OF
our readers. He was but q years old,
and leaves young wife and three chill
dren to mourn the untimely end Of a
loyed husband and father.
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Lutheran
Church at Rebersburg will hold social
in that place on Saturday, July S0th,
when all kinds OF refreshments will be
served. Rev. Deitzler is expected to be
present and several bands will furnish
music for the occasion. A very pleas
ant time is anticipated and a general
invitation is extended.
Saturday, July 30th, will be live
ly day for church festivals and lawn
socials. The Lutherans at Coburn will
hold festival, while the w. III. & F.
M. Society at Rebersburg will have
social on the same day. The Reformed
Mite Society at Aaronsburg will also
have festival in progress during the
afternoon and evening. We trust they
will all receive large patronage.
FARMING MACHINERY FOR SALE
The undersigned offers The following
machines for sale: One eight-horse
power Separator. motiye power on four
wheels, One eight-horse power Steam
Vibrator, engine and all compile te, One
eight-horse power Steam Vibrator. en-
tirely new. Having secured these ma
chimes at bargain can and will dis
pose of them at very low figures. Ad-
dress or apply to F. P.VONADA,
25-tf Madisonburg, Pa.
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